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Net Nanny 6.5 provides traditional parental control and so much more! From blocking profanity to resisting hacking and remote management tools, Net Nanny offers a wide range of computer monitoring services.
A unique feature of Net Nanny is a state-of-the-art parental notification system. Parents can be notified that their child has attempted to access a blocked site from anywhere in the world. A message pops up on your child’s computer, warning them that this site is blocked. If your child proceeds after this warning message, you will know about it! Of course, parents can opt to block these sites if they choose.
Profanity is a major concern for many parents. Net Nanny recognizes these words and replaces them with a series of characters. (Example: %@&!) If your child is reading a news article, and someone has posted a comment with profanity, Net Nanny will replace that word, instead of blocking the whole website. Many users love this great feature.
Parents can choose what to filter and what to allow. Net Nanny is completely customizable. If you’re unsure what to allow, Net Nanny comes with age-based profiles for Internet use. Younger children will not be allowed to view the same websites as your teenage children. Even this is customizable, parents have the final say in what they want to their child to do online.
Overall, Net Nanny 6.5 provides cutting-edge technology with easy to use settings and terminology. Whether or not your’re computer savvy, Net Nanny is one of the most comprehensive Internet monitoring products on the market.
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In order to keep your children safe online, it is important that parents know some simple tips about online safety. Remind your children not to provide any personal information, including but not limited to, their family situation, school, phone number or address. Children do have rights when it comes to Internet use. They are not required to give out private information to anyone, without the expressed permission of their parents. This includes websites from reputable companies.
Keep in mind that not everyone is who they say they are. An example of this is a person might say they are 14 year old girl form Minnesota but in reality they are a 45 year old male from Nevada looking to meet under-age girls or boys.
The biggest threat to security is making plans to meet with someone they met online. Always keep in mind that you never know for sure whether the people they meet online are who they seem. If your child feels that it is okay to meet someone in person that they met online, ensure that they talk with their parents beforehand and never go to the meeting alone. The safest method is to have parents talk with the parents of the other person. The parents should join their teen on the first meeting. Make plans to meet in a public place like a coffee shop or mall and NEVER go alone.
The Internet is useful and is a vast resource of information. With little or no effort, your child can come across sites that contain violent, hateful, and explicit sexual content. In addition, there are many sites that give instructions about how to make drugs, bombs, and other dangerous items. Make using the Internet a family activity. Place your computer in a family or living room and check the screen periodically. Be involved with what your children are doing online. Let them teach you about Internet if they are more familiar with it than you.
The internet is a great resource and by adhering to some simple online safety tips, your children should be allowed to navigate and explore the internet with confidence.
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PC Tattletale more than covers the basics. It includes e-mail monitoring, chat room monitoring and can capture screen shots of the websites your child has visited. It also has a couple of extra features too. PC Tattletale can recognize certain URLs or keywords/phrases and block those dangerous sites. This feature is generally only found in more expensive products. Another important feature is an advanced screen shot system. A parent can “play back” screen shots and get a full view of what websites your child has visited. PC Tattletale can note the date, time, and user when the screen shot was taken.
A hidden password-protected directory is in place to prevent even the most tech-savvy teens from detecting this software. A parent can easily access this directory and can and quickly browse through the screen shots via VCR-like play. This includes fast forward and rewind controls.
PC Tattletale is virtually invisible once installed. It will not appear on the Start menu, task bar, or the Windows Program Files folder. Children will not be able to uninstall PC Tattletale even if they happen to discover the program. It is securely protected with an administrator password.
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Imagine a surveillance camera pointed directly at your computer monitor, recording everything that is done on your Mac. That is the idea behind the number one selling Internet Monitoring and Surveillance software, Spector Pro.
Spector Pro automatically takes hundreds of snapshots every hour and provides an easy-to-use, video-style playback tool so that you can see everything they do on the computer and Internet.
Spector Pro also automatically records what they search for on the Internet, every web site they visit, any files they download or upload, the programs they run and every keystroke they type, plus chats, instant messages and emails sent and received. With Spector Pro, you’ll always know EXACTLY what your children and employees are doing on a Mac!
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Monitor Your Children or Employees from Anywhere
Monitor the online activity of your children or employees from anywhere in the world: at work, in another room of your home, at an Internet Cafe, on vacation – even if you’re thousands of miles away.
Install and Walk Away
Install eBlaster on the computer you wish to monitor and walk away. It’s that simple! eBlaster will immediately go to work by automatically recording EVERYTHING your children and employees do online, including:
We have found this product to be highly effective in keeping your children and employees accountable for their time online.
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Our reviewers really like Spector Pro.
- Capture every single Keystroke they type, (including user names and passwords)
- Capture Chats and IM’s
- Capture & review all Chats and Instant Messages (both sides)
- Capture Emails
- Read every Email Sent & Received (including web-based emails)
- Capture Sites Visited – Review every Web Site they visit (and see what they do while on the web site)
- Capture MySpace + Facebook – See everything they do on MySpace + Facebook (including all the profiles they visit and pictures they post)
- Remote Viewer – Remotely review your recordings from another PC or Mac
- Capture Searches – Quickly find what they are searching for on Google,Yahoo, AOL, Bing …
- Capture Program Activity – See every program they run, including games and iTunes
- Capture Keyword Activity – Even be notified when they use inappropriate language or visit sites you deem harmful
- Website Blocking – Block them from visiting any web site or chatting with anyone you want
And, best of all, with the world’s best Screen Snapshot Surveillance recorder, you can see EVERYTHING they do, in the EXACT order they do it, Step-by-Step.
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